and i'll tell you, last night, i'm sure renee felt the same way.clippers game, when lebron james made sports look exactly the way it used to, you tell me. would you rather watch that or would you rather watch jim jordan try to smart mouth an american hero like anthony fauci? >> well, let me just stipulate as someone in the news, everyone would rather watch lebron james than the news. renee, let me ask you about something i saw coach steve kerr tweet today. he's not going to permit the league to be tainted with this trump and far right smear that somehow protests and kneeling is associated with anything less than patriotism. and i wonder if you think that the nba and wnba learned from what mike lupica is talking about. the president's campaign, trying to suppress the free speech of football players. >> yeah, you look around, steve kerr made a statement, but lebron james. after he did the go-ahead basket, reporters are asking him questions. he goes into detail about why it was important for everyone to kneel, about hoping that he made a colin kaepern

renee hutchins. i think what caroline was saying is exactly. right the way that it's being applied today is much more restrictively than it was being apply when it was first announced, and so the court, when it first announced the exclusionary rule, said, look, when evidence is illegally obtained and courts engaged in admitting that evidence and allowing convictions based upon that evidence, that affects judicial integrity. and we want to deter bad police misconduct and in more recent years, the only justification for the rule that we are seeing is the deterrence, and that really only restricts reckless police behavior, intentional base police behavior, knowingly negligent police behavior. it's a much narrower swath of police behavior that actually is being affected by the exclusion exclusionary reason. >> kathy asks on twitter, prior to mapp, did states assist the feds in searches because since they could do without a? warrant >> oh, yes. so the weekes decision actually is the decision in 1914 where the exclusionary rule gets announced for the

rene even drafted his own sci-fi stories. >> hello, rene from "nerds on a couch" here. >> woodruff: asschool english teachein el paso, rene would often loa students to encourage them to read more. rene was 45 years old. dr. alyce gullattee was a spiritual person. her pastor said she had a particular affinity toward people who felt left out. activist in the district of addicts and h.i.v.nts; shedrug educations and feed families in ed. for more than 50 years, the mother of two served as an esteemed faculty memr at hord university's college of until her passing age of 91, she gave up hepassion for dancing. ken kirkman was a friend to all, but especially to the underdog, his family said. ken-- who was 74-- and his wife karen, grew up on the same street in salt lake city and were high school sweethearts. during their fifty years together, ken served in the army and as a mortician during the vietnam war. church.also a bishop in their the couple hosted countless family barbecues with their children and grandchildren, who when their "pop" starred in their dance videos on social media. renada m

rene montgomery, thank you very much. please thank your parents for me.ookout one day. i really appreciate. good luck and god bless you for what you are doing to get folks to vote. join me again tomorrow night. my guests will include house speaker nancy pelosi and former mayor pete buttigieg. all in starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in," first portland, now chicago and albuquerque. the president sending more federal law enforcement to american cities. mad line all bright on the country's slight toward an authoritarian regime. >>> plus, with just

first responders stepped in renee benenati reports. >>to pensacola police officers sprinting to save a child's life. you can see the girl lying next to the pool lifeless arms turning purple. her grandparents say they found the toddler floating in their pool to be honest. my my first thought was there's no way we're going to hear back because this is. >>purple and blue eyes or skin was i thought for sure she was gone. 3 for me. >>3 former officer cao skipper says when they got there the girl wasn't breathing and did have a polls what they're over in my >>we have neighbors, several from slaps on the back to try to get her to. take smelly anything that was in our long-term to maybe get a clear way officer robert limb bloom then mccann chest compressions until this. >>yeah shallow my conscious got the little girl finally taking a breath and regaining her posts for me when i started the i really. i really just i was a miracle. when we arrived on scene again expected to recover both officers tell me, they're also parents of young kids and th

this is the ethiopian grande renee sounds down or great for short. erected on the river niles main tributary the blue nile it took almost a decade to build and cement to be part of ethiopia's transformation. roughly 65 percent of the country is not connected to the power grid energy from the dam could more than double ethiopia's current output fulfilling its needs and making it an exporter. but the dems also highly controversial due to its location. denial its main source the blue nile starts in ethiopia tundra the river flows toward sudan and joins the rivers other tributary that sudan's capital has done before heading downstream to egypt. just being built here on the border with sudan near the blue nile source the demo catch water in its massive reservoir whose surface area is larger than that of greater london this will inevitably have an effect on how much water flows to downstream countries egypt and sudan. egypt is home to almost 100000000 people who depend on the nile for 90 percent of their fresh water supply some fear that ethiopia would lea

so renee first. you have been calling for change in modern day policing. you think needs to be changed? >> so i think really right now where we're at in the united states is that we need to be using research and data, which you heard all the speakers talk about and use that to drive policies and practices and our decision making. but additionally, one of the things people don't realize when it comes to research and data is that part of being the american society of evidence base is evidence base means you're take ing the research and applying it to practice. one of the things about implicit bias train iing is it's not wel researched. there's not a lot of evidence that the training actually works to reduce like the use of force incidents to reduce some officers-involved shootings. what i would really say is we need to see when we apply the research in the field to do controlled trials to determine if the use of our resources and our taxpayers' moneys are being spent sktively and efficiently to get the outcomes as far as public safety and officer safety that

renee also feels she was punished because of the colour of her skin.r hairstyles were banned. so, like these slicks on my hair, we weren't allowed to have that in school. we weren't allowed to fist—bump each other, that was classed as gang culture. we weren't allowed in groups of more than three, that was classed as gang culture too. and i think that... ..that had a detrimental effect on us, because we're just trying to live our lives and enjoy it as children. across england, statistics paint a bleak picture. in two thirds of local authority areas, black pupils have the highest rate of exclusion and in some areas, they are three times more likely to be excluded from school temporarily compared to white pupils. ayanda ncube is 18, he spent most of his life excluded from school. i started getting kicked out from preschool, so like i was a little kid, a toddler, round about then. he grew up in middleton in leeds and admits he had problems controlling his anger but says he was always seen as the aggressor, despite constant racist abuse. people were racist

renee also feels she was punished because of the colour of her skin.ey had racist undertones. so, for instance, our hairstyles were banned. so, like these slicks on my hair, we weren't allowed to have that in school. we weren't allowed to fist—bump each other, that was classed as gang culture. we weren't allowed in groups of more than three, that was classed as gang culture too. and i think that. ..that had a detrimental effect on us, because we're just trying to live our lives and enjoy it as children. across england, statistics paint a bleak picture. in two thirds of local authority areas, black pupils have the highest rate of exclusion and in some areas, they are three times more likely to be excluded from school temporarily compared to white pupils. ayanda ncube is 18, he spent most of his life excluded from school. i started getting kicked out from preschool, so like i was a little kid, a toddler, round about then. he grew up in middleton in leeds and admits he had problems controlling his anger but says he was always seen as the aggressor, despit

to divide the country has a look at the one as the un security council was meeting to discuss the rene song stand crisis the cessation crime took place it's a crime which an external force has participated and carried it out using a local force the aim is to prevent us from completing the renaissance dam project our enemies will not achieve their objectives even if we pay more prices and offer more sacrifices. is part of the obama community and is currently studying at the university of california in los angeles she says the government needs to give her people space to mourn in peace so for the government's handling of this situation has really exasperated the situation instead of giving people the space to mourn the government has shut down the internet it has its arresting people as we speak and it's sending a very dangerous and wrong message it's telling their own war that we are not even allowed to mourn one of the most beloved young men whose life was cut short we need to be allowed to express how what this situation means to us we need to be able to because people are really wond

s says it's reached its yearly finning target for the grand renee souls down after weeks of heavy rain that says the government held virtual meetings with its dense 2 neighbors promising to continue talks to find a solution to the dispute over the mega project reports on the complex regional politics surrounding the dam. if she continues to build and cost close to $5000000000.00 if you o.p.'s flagship infrastructure project is a great source of national pride. but the grand ethiopian renaissance dam on the blue nile has caused tension with downstream countries sudan and egypt from the start be coping government says the hydroelectric dam is vital for the development of this immense landlocked country which is a population of around 108000000 the country plans to expulsion kristie across the region and says the dam will stop seasonal flooding in neighboring sudan. but egypt says there are a number of outstanding legal issues that need resolving and filling the reservoir too quickly could reduce its water supply and may pose an existential threat agent does have legitimate concerns i mea

also this half hour we'll look at how farmers and fishermen may be affected by ethiopia's renee songs dan. let's begin with the diplomatic crisis between china and the u.s. which is deepening staff at the u.s. consulate in chengdu in china are packing up and getting ready to leave after beijing ordered its closure now that's in response to the u.s. ordering the closure of china's consulate in houston texas our zeros katrina you is there she has this report. in chengdu work has begun dismantling the u.s. consulate 1st founded in the southwestern chinese city in 1985 chinese state media says stop have until monday morning today kate the premises beijing blames the u.s. for the escalating tensions and has accused the trumpet ministration of stirring up trouble and anti china sentiment around the world they've waited 2 days to do this they're trying to appear very measured and they've also extended a number all branches over the last few days indicating that they were for talks rather than to this kind of unilateral action remember they're doing this because they need to look like they ar

host: renee, thanks for that. guest: we have been through this. that call was on the republican line, huh? look. what we are trying to do with the ppp, has plenty of resources. the assertion that somebody is crowding something out is not true. it is alone. -- a loan. your goal is, when you get badly damaged as a business or a university or a foundation, is try to make sure you do not have to lay people off in the short term. americans for tax reform, we did plan for that ppp reason. we said, this is an effort by government to fix the problem that government created. they shut your business down. as a result, it is reasonable for the government to try to make some effort at making people whole, but we always want to try to do it in the most effective way possible, which is why i suggested a better way to do it is to temporarily to eliminate tax. host: we go to everett in grand junction, colorado, republican line. caller: good morning. i would like to refer to a place in the constitution when it comes to taxes that maybe you can explain to me. that

host: renee, thanks for that. guest: we have been through this.hat call was on the republican line? look. the point is, what we are trying -- it has plenty of resources, so her assumption of crowding out is not true. it is a loan. your goal, when you get badly damaged as a company or business or foundation or school or university, to try and make sure you do not have to lay people off short-term. reform, ther tax sister organization of the foundation, we did not oppose the plan for just that reason. this is an effort by government to fix a problem the government created. they shut your business down. they told you you could not go to work. they made the planes not fly. as a result, it is reasonable for the government to make some effort to make people whole. we want to do it in the most effective way possible. ituggest a better way to do is to temporarily reduce or eliminate fica tax. junction,ett, grand colorado, republican line. caller: good morning. i would like refer to a place in the constitution on taxes. maybe you can explain to me and your

. >> renÉe chavez had big dreams and an active imagination. said his wife, and that.onate about the animated he-man series from the 1980's, renÉe launched aers called the nerds from a couch. he even drafted his own sci-fi , ories. >> helnÉe. >> as a high school english teacher, he would often loan his comics to students to encourage them to read more. he was 45 years old. dr. gulati was a spiritual person. her pastor said she had a particular affinity for people who felt left out. a psychiatrist and social activist, she cared for drug addicts and hiv patnts. for more than 50 years, a mother of two served as an esteemed faculty member at howard university'solge of medicine. until hersi pasng at the age of 91, she never gave up her passion for dancing. ken kirkman was a friend to all, but especially to the underdog his family said. ken, whois was 74, andife karen, grew up in the same reetn salt lake city. during their 50 years together, can served- ken served in the army and as a mortician. he was also a bishop in the church.he went to countleue famy barb run out of mag

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renee in west chester, pennsylvania. there is a debate in congress about the defunding of the defense department, part of that was an amended -- was an amendment that would call for the removal of confederate names from military assets such as bases. to give you a context on that coming here is senator warren from last week talking about the amendment and the larger picture. [video clip] >> it is time to follow the example of these military leaders and take steps to remove all forms of commemoration of the confederate states of america from all of our military assets. senate republicans have suggested that congress should simply study the issue. they suggest forming a commission that prioritizes the wishes of state and local officials, but that doesn't make anything decisions. -- make any decisions or let me be clear, the current bill already employs a commission charged with thoughtfully executing the requirement to remove these names from military installations. it requires consultation with local officials. the intent

on the blue nile ethiopians state television reported on wednesday that the filling of the ground renee sounds damn had begun egypt and sudan had requested it not to be filled until and agreement is reached well said on sons to gain from the project which will reduce flooding and provide access to cheap electricity but it's feared those benefits could be outweighed by the negative impact of a morgan reports not from sudan's new bia. pulling of the dam is of great concern to both sadam and egypt because the dams capacity alone is twice the size or rather the capacity of the blue nile which contributes more than 80 percent of the nile was the sudan has repeatedly expressed concern over the impact of the dam and its safety on sudanese dams and water resources it says that it's worried about the safety of the operations of the ground if you bring his own family specially because if you have yet to provide any guarantees it's also worried about the impact it will have on water bodies downstream now one of those places where we will see an impact of the feeling is right here on lake newbie or

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and renee, what about you, for the future of travel to your destination? >> if i only had a crystal ball. i personally feel like this is going to go on for quite a while so we're going to have to adapt our business and we have made so many changes to business over this time of making virtual tastings and a lot more face time and a switch in business, every day i feel like i have to reinvent my business in order to stay up with things. so we will adjust. obviously, it's a problem for the future and that we love our guests to come and visit. we live in such a beautiful place here in california, we love having visitors. so it doesn't look like we're going to be back to normal any time soon. alicia: that's the truth. ladies, thank you to you both and good luck to both of you. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. alicia: and fox news sunday has an exclusive interview with labor secretary eugene scalia, he talks to mike emmanuel about the coronavirus outbreak and the possibility of of another complice relief package, that's come -- another economic relief package, t

>>that was renee been a net reporting. no word on how the grandparents lost track of the small child or to face any any charges but if you've got small kids you know. anything can happen in just a fraction of a second. always keep a >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, i'm rebecca strong in the crowd for weather very gray out there, especially in san francisco, the star south of market street camera. this is how we're going to break it all down for you today though we will get some sunshine and some warm temperatures once we get through all this fog it will stick to our coastal spots so tomorrow is going to be very similar. lots of sunshine but we're going to start off very gray once again. but the seasonal temperatures do continue through the rest of the week until we get to this weekend. that's when things are really going to bump up especially inland it is going to get hot out there 90's that i'm tracking mid-nineties possibly for summer hot spots. we'll have more details in my complete weather check coming up now

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got the attention of his family and prince william county who hadn't seen him for years this nice reneeame today 8 years. >>and when asked about him calm my grandma. my mom said he heard from uncle don. this is every time he came around he was funny. humble. >>she even brought a cake for the hero. he says he's been living on the streets of dc more than 20 years for the best thing you've had been a hit and run. >>the unit again miami that you. >>that was sam ford reporting and that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 we'll see you tonight at 8 on your bay area's local news station. >>> all out war, president trump and his niece, the shocking photo just revealed, mary trump in the oval office. >>> then, no more singing in church? why they're banning sunday choir. >>> and the super spilters that clean the air you breathe. is this a game changer in the fight against covid-19? >>> plus, actor will smith, what he is revealing about his youth. >> i had been called [ bleep ] by the cops on more than one occasion. >>> and best catch, ever. he

instability and it will cause a water war do you still stand by those words when talking about the renee sounds damn. close now or. is it a shooting but it is always. in addition to that yes it is. described. as an issue. why it is this is an international war that's. why why was it out or sequence in it is you it is fair to say it was a record and it. has more than doubled. or not. you can see the problems from your perspective for the people of sudar both the small farmer the large agriculturalist why didn't you stay as part of the negotiating team to fight that position as an as an experienced arbiter and an experienced person knowing about watermill. since the beginning when they left this fight against their selves and let me in she would be a ho is what's the difference. what a section of the downward any oil negotiations are continuing this is number one number oh yeah i would call it will she. said should not be binding this year and this headed point. so then should not come when or if west. as you will has already started the course of action of the dam or telling slow down and

joining me now, atlanta dream card renee montgomery and one of the candidates running against loefflerearing kelly loeffler speak that way about black lives matter, particularly when the team that she is a co-owner of is in atlanta, a city that is so important to black america, what does that -- what is your response to it? >> my response is, you know, she talks about keeping politics out of sports but she's a u.s. senator that owns a basketball team. so, automatically, that intertwines the two. there's no way to keep politics out of sports now and in the future because they're directly affected because politics affects everyday life. us being in atlanta is a bigger hit. it's known as the city that embraces the culture. it's tough hearing it from someone that has such an influence on the team and in the basketball community. >> yeah. i mean, it is bizarre, listening to her talk about that when atlanta is so tied to dr. king, to john lewis. it is bizarre. let me go to you, reverend. good morning to you. this is what commissioner of the wnba, a statement put out regarding her opinion. th

more than a dozen musical performances including broadway star brian stokes mitchell and opera legend renee fleming. vanessa williams and john stamos will host but not from the usual spot on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol. >> we are co-hosting for the top of a building with the capitol behind us. and we've got a screen in- between us that will show all the live performances. >> it's she doesn't age right? you can watch the 48th anniversary presentation of a capitol fourth tomorrow on pbs. >>> all right, it's 4:49 on this friday morning. and here's mary lee with a check of our forecast. >> already here, yeah. thank goodness it's friday and july 4th tomorrow. hard to believe that and we are looking at temperatures that e ahead to tomorrow. here's a live look with our salesforce tower camera and -- that's sutro tower there if yocu so we are looking at onshore flow really kicking in for us and that will cool us down as we go through today. temperatures just slightly below average for this time of year. we're at 57 in concord and oakland and mid 50s livermore and san francisco. san jose in th

rene also came with the room. this phone is just for you. my own private butler, on call 24/7.any rooms are you handling right now? just yours. one per room? dedicated to you. yes, sir. lemonis: but i didn't want to stay in my room. i'm here for the action. -welcome. i'm martina. -nice to meet you. so, this is roulette. do you know roulette? -you're gonna explain it to me. -i sure will. how about -- do you have a rewards card with us? total rewards? i do. watch out. -all right! -there it is. my first dollar on the diamond card. i asked martina for a quick explanation. so, you can bet on one number. that pays 35-to-1, by the way. okay. you can bet on two numbers, which pays 17-to-1. you can bet on three numbers, 11-to-1. four numbers, 8-to-1. this is the only spot on the board for five numbers, which pays 6-to-1. lemonis: honestly, i had no clue. or you can bet on six numbers, and that pays 5-to-1. but you don't have to remember all that. and i should have stopped right there. here we go. i only lasted three spins. oh, man. ohh! 17. 32. ohh! you were close. and just like that, i

you can see the flames burning at the renee c. davidson courthouse. this is downtown oakland right near lake merritt, all happening within the past hour. video of the entrance filled with flames and smoke posted on social media. you can see fireworks going off in the area, but the extent of the damage to the courthouse not yet clear. >> earlier tonight several protesters broke off a peaceful demonstration downtown and vandalized a police station. you see a photo of it right there. oakland p.d. tweeted, asking organizers to keep the protests peaceful after the station was spray-painted and those windows were broken. fireworks were also set off there, and officers in helicopters were targeted with lasers. we'll continue to update you on this breaking situation in oakland. >>> now we want to go to our coronavirus coverage. more testing and less waiting. if you tried to get a covid-19 test in the last few weeks, you may have waited for hours to get it. but in san jose today, wait times were dramatically reduced all thanks to a new system. nbc bay area's m

a new satellite images show that if you have started filling its controversial grand renee's on stamps on the river nile the move is likely to spot protests on both egypt and sudan which depend on water from the nile talks between the 3 countries on the issue ended in deadlock earlier this week. iran says at least 7 ships have been damaged in a blaze that broke out at a shipyard in the southern port of. there have been a string off and experienced fires and explosions at military nuclear and industrial sites across the country since late june. russian lawmakers have begun the process of forming the outgoing same sex marriages based on tuesday they submitted draft legislation to explicitly banned gay marriage and adoptions including those by a transgender people the changes were championed as part of president putin's constitutional reforms which russians voted overwhelmingly to support any of this month it's part of the clamens weidman crackdown on l.g.b. t.v. rights yuri resettle reports. behind this barbed wire activists who've dared to publicly criticize the kremlin's policies. one

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in el paso, high school english teacher rene chavez was taken to the hospital on june 3rd and never left. he died late last week. >> i never thought i would have to have a life without him because he was my best friend. >> reporter: his wife annette also got the virus but recovered. arizona seeing record hospitalizations. icus now at 89% capacity. >> i think we let our guard down a little bit. >> reporter: beaches across southern california are closed for the busy fourth of july weekend. and in west hollywood, not wearing a mask could cost you $300. >> victor oquendo joins us now from miami. we have some breaking news that's just come in. miami-dade's mayor making a major announcement in an effort to curb the spread of the virus, victor? >> reporter: just moments ago, the mayor announcing those additional measures to help slow the spread, starting with a county-wide curfew beginning at 10:00 p.m. he's also rolling back the reopening of entertainment facilities like movie theaters and casinos. and if you are eating at a restaurant, you have to keep a mask on unless you are eating or drink

prime minister continue apace fervor of voting any notion netanyahu might have had of being israel's rene sonce man policy r t tel aviv. and muslims worldwide are celebrating the holiest event in the islamic calendar the hard pilgrimage is the focus but this year's i'd. also has eyes on the stumble that's where the festival is being celebrated in the world and i had highest of fear which has reverted to being a mosque for the 1st time in over a decade the turkish president repurpose the us go list of museum early this month much to the consternation of christian orthodox nations such as greece it had also been a church in a previous incarnation but was turned into a mosque during the rise of the ottoman empire in the mid 15th century it. doesn't take much for donald trump to fire up internet indignation a tweet usually does it and on thursday he did float the idea that the november presidential election should be delayed he is worried about postal votes in which he claims without much evidence will lead to fraudulent results his critics say it's because the system means that he will lose

. >> reporter: but renee says she doesn't have a plan b right now and she spent four long months on safety training and planning. >> it's very depressing. i've been doing hair for 36 years, and this is what i know. this is all i know. >> reporter: in san jose, roz plater, nbc bay area news. >>> not just santa clara county. seven bay area counties are now on that governor's watch list. sonoma, napa, solano, marin, contra costa, and alameda. increases in cases and hospitalizations means tighter restrictions. now, as roz mentioned, no indoor fitness centers and gyms, hair salons, barbershops or nail salons. also indoor places ever worship like churches must close and indoor malls. that's not all. the governor issuing another mandate today. statewide, these businesses must also close, indoor restaurants and wineries, indoor movie theaters, zoos indoors and museums and all bars. the governor's sweeping statewide orders hit san mateo county especially hard. the peninsula is the only bay area county to fully reopen indoor dining and bars. those businesses kept serving today but will likely cut of

monday for inciting violence if the opiah says it's reached its yearly filling target for the grand renee's souls down after weeks of heavy rain the government's been holding virtual meetings with its done stream neighbors promising to continue talks qatar airways has launched a multi-billion dollar lawsuit against 4 arab countries that have imposed a blockade on the gulf state essentially banning qatari aircraft from their airspace qatar airways is seeking $5000000000.00 in compensation from egypt saudi arabia bahrain and the united arab emirates those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story. how close are we to a curve of 19 vaccine research teams in the u.k. have released promising results from the trials but once a vaccine is developed how do we make sure that everyone gets it this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura kyle the race for a coven 1000 vaccine is gathering pace scientists around the world are competing to develop a safe and effective treatment that may help and the pandemic years of research has been completed

in el paso, high school english teacher rene chavez was taken to the hospital on june 3rd and never left. he died late last week. >> i never thought i would have to have a life without him because he was my best friend. >> reporter: his wife annette also got the virus but recovered. arizona seeing record hospitalizati hospitalizations. icus now at 89% capacit89% capac >> i think we let our guard down a little bit. >> reporter: beaches across southern california closed for the busy fourth of july weekend. and in west hollywood, not wearing a mask could cost you $300. >> victor oquendo joins us now from miami. victor, your reporting highlighting the level of exhaustion in health care workers, but the mopt where you're at tonight says it is prepared to handle more patients? >> reporter: tom, right now, they have space, but they also have twice as many covid patients now than they did during their peak in april and they are bracing for more. tonight, the mayor of miami beach saying if the hospitals can't treat everyone who comes in, no one wants to see it, but we'll have to head back to a sh

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